Alternative Energy
- Solar PV installation
- Domestic solar
- Commercial solar
For solar installers recorded in Omagh, this set includes Alternative Energy. It offers PV for homes, farms and businesses across Northern Ireland. Home work includes old properties and new builds. Its new-build options include panels mounted on rails or fitted into the roof.
Its commercial offering ranges from small shops to industrial premises. Batteries, hot-water diverters and EV chargers can form part of a solar project. The team also describes coordination of wiring with other contractors on a building site.
For a new build, agree when the cables and roof work should be completed. Compare the mounting specification before choosing an in-roof option. Put any battery or charger into the written design, rather than assuming it is included. The service source is linked from the profile; current trading and certification still need an independent check.
Alternative Energy advertises both rail-mounted panels and in-roof options for new construction. Discuss the roof build schedule and wiring route before agreeing equipment. A written plan should establish which trade handles each part and how the solar work fits into the build.
The Omagh record identifies Alternative Energy’s locality. Its advertised Northern Ireland coverage still needs a project-specific conversation. Give it your address and intended scope, and verify the contracting business before relying on the listing as a route to installation.